I was curious what the use case was for this.
Also, can an EmbeddedNeoReadOnly and an EmbeddedNeo instance exist at the
same time pointed at the same path? Is there any performance advantage to
using EmbeddedNeoReadOnly?
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Hello,
There is a Neo directory on a computer -- e.g. '/tmp/neo'. How do I
determine which indexing service it is using -- Lucene or Neo?
As a human (or machine), I can cd to '/tmp/neo' and see the directory
'lucene'. Ick.
The question is, what is the most appropriate way to determine xxx
automa
Ah, I was trying to cd to the relationship ID without the -r. Works
perfectly. Thanks Mattias.
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 5:54 AM, Mattias Persson
wrote:
> This can be done. You're using b11 right? In that case you do a:
>
> ls -rv to list your relationships with their ids (the -v flag)
>
> then
More information at
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Shell#Current_node.2Frelationship_and_path
2009/12/12, Mattias Persson :
> This can be done. You're using b11 right? In that case you do a:
>
> ls -rv to list your relationships with their ids (the -v flag)
>
> then you take the relationship's id a
This can be done. You're using b11 right? In that case you do a:
ls -rv to list your relationships with their ids (the -v flag)
then you take the relationship's id and do a:
cd -r
you're now "standing" on that relationship and can do operations like
ls, set, rm a.s.o. From there you can then d
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